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Snow avalanche susceptibility, hazard, and exposure assessment in the Western Himalaya using machine learning and numerical modelling. [PDF]

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Abhinav A, Sattar A.
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Pre-Collisional Permo-Triassic Lamprophyres in Ladakh Reveal a Metasomatized Lithospheric Mantle Predating the Indo–Asian Collision 

Rohit Pandey, Dr Alok Kumar, Sourav Naskar, Nils bjorn baumann, J amal dev, N v chalapathi rao, Tomson jk   +6 more
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Exploring spatial clusters of caesarean sections across India - Insights from National Family Health Survey data. [PDF]

PLOS Glob Public Health
Sahoo DP, Soman B, Agarwal N, Patil S, Roy A, Mitra A.   +5 more
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Impact of altitudinal variations on plant growth dynamics, nutritional composition, and free living rhizospheric N₂ fixing bacterial community of Eruca sativa. [PDF]

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Kumar N, Kaur B, Sharma D, Korpole S, Shukla S, Bhardwaj P, Patel MK, Acharya S, Khatri M, Saxena S.   +9 more
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An avifaunal checklist of the Zanskar Region, Ladakh Himalaya, India

Abid ` Hussain, Zakir Hussain, Mumtaz Ali   +2 more
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Methodological concerns in the 'Economic burden of suicide deaths in India (2019)'. [PDF]

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Pandey A, Kumar GA, Dandona R.
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Seasonal koilonychia in Ladakh

Contact Dermatitis, 1990
During a health survey for chest disease in Ladakh, it was noted that women and a few men had marked koilonychia. It caused disfigurement, discomfort and sometimes disturbance of function. It occured mainly in spring and summer and usually disappeared in winter.
T, Dolma, T, Norboo, M, Yayha, R, Hobson, K, Ball   +4 more
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Medicinal system of Ladakh, India

Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 1989
The paper presents a detailed study of an ancient medical system of the Old World. The system, popularly known as the "Amchi System", has a large following in Ladakh or Little Tibet (India) and has been practised for centuries. The system resembles, in some broad aspects, the Ayurvedic system but has its own characteristics.
I A, Navchoo, G M, Buth
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Arbeiten in Ladakh

physiopraxis, 2008
Leh, die Hauptstadt von Ladakh, ein Distrikt 3.500 Meter hoch im indischen Himalaya. Eine für uns Deutsche völlig fremde Welt. Hier oben arbeiten Physiotherapeuten für die Ladakh-Hilfe e.V. – ein Verein, der sich vor Ort um die Fürsorge von Menschen mit Behinderungen kümmert.
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